BZG03C10TR

Diodes are components that allow electrical current to flow in one direction and restrict it from flowing in the other direction. Zener diodes are special diodes that allow current to flow in either direction, with a reversed breakdown voltage. The BZG03C10TR is a single Zener diode which functions like a regular diode but with an added reversed breakdown voltage, making it useful in a variety of applications.The BZG03C10TR is a surface mounted, cylindrical device that uses silicon technology. It is designed for use in reverse voltage protection, voltage regulation, and voltage referencing.In terms of its application field, the BZG03C10TR can be used in numerous areas, including high-efficiency power supply, battery protection, encoder, data line protection and precision voltage reference applications. Additionally, the BZG03C10TR can be used in LED lighting applications to protect against reverse voltage.In terms of its working principle, the BZG03C10TR Zener diode works just like a regular diode, but with an added reversed breakdown voltage. When no current is present, the diode acts as an open circuit and prevents the flow of current. However, when current is present and the voltage reaches the reversed breakdown voltage, the diode turns on and allows current to pass through. This is called the breakdown voltage, or the “knee” of the diode.The BZG03C10TR has a forward voltage of 0.65 V and a maximum reverse voltage of 10 V. The peak forward current is 3 A, and the power dissipation is 2 W. The maximum thermal resistance is 2.5 K/W.Overall, the BZG03C10TR is a single Zener diode that is used in a variety of applications, including high-efficiency power supply, battery protection, encoder, data line protection and precision voltage reference applications. Additionally, the BZG03C10TR can be used in LED lighting applications to protect against reverse voltage. The diode works like a regular diode, but with an added reversed breakdown voltage. The BZG03C10TR has a forward voltage of 0.65 V and a maximum reverse voltage of 10 V, and its peak forward current is 3 A, with a maximum power dissipation of 2 W and a maximum thermal resistance of 2.5 K/W.